Shapes: I used shapes in my tension project with the curls and in my project 3 with the stars.
Tension Project
Fill and Stroke
Stroke: I used the stroke tool to change the thickness of my lines in project 3, so some of my stars and lines are thinner or thicker than the original.
Fill: I used the fill tool to change the colors of my stars in project 3.
Project 3
Part 2
Layers
Layers: I used layers for Project 4 to outline a photograph.
I used the pen to outline the face
Text example 1
Text: I used text in several projects, but I used it to make my tall, taller, and tallest project.
Project 2 parts 3 and 4
Text to Outlines
Text on a Path
Text on a path: I used text that followed the path of my perimeter project and my interpretation of the symphony project.
Project 2 part 5
Paths
Paths: I used the paths tool when I did the first "S" project to refine my edges and curve my S to look better.
Simple drawing with a pen tool
Pen Tool: I used the free form pen to make my wise owl.
Group objects
Group: I used the group tool to move several of my stars at the same time in project 3. I even tried to see how it looked if I grouped many stars and rotated them. I kept some of those in my project.
Color, applying, learning RGB and Web codes
Color: I used color applications for my CARP example, for my owl and for my star project.
butterfly.png
Project 3 part 2
Aligning
Align: I used the align tool to line up all of the tops of my figures in project 3.
Using the ruler, guidelines, and grid
Grid: I set a grid background to make sure the ruler property would work with my figures in project 3. Rulers: I couldn't find the rulers in this program (it was in the table of contents, but only for an updated version, which I didn't have) so I just used the grid and lines to measure the length of my figures in project 3. The second figure was made to be half as large as the original.
Laura's Project 3 Part 3
Scaling
Scale: I used the scale tool to change the sizes of my stars in project 3.
Rotating
Rotate: After I made reflections of my stars in project 3, I rotated a couple to make the pattern unique.
Reflecting
Reflect: I used the reflect tool to make mirror images of my stars in project 3 and also to show symmetry in the first project.
Project 1 Part 1
Using the free Transform tool
Transform: I used the transform tool to change my stars in project 3 and change my spirals in the tension project.
Exporting files (.jpg, .gif, .png)
Each time I put a new project on my wiki page, I had to save it and export it as a bitmap and then it became a .png file.
Tool of your choice 1
Sprial Tool: I used this tool to show tension for one of the projects shown above.
Tool of your choice 2
Calligraphy Pen: I used this tool to make my symphony come to life and to draw many of my arrows.
Project 2 part 2
Tool of your choice 3
Width and Height Tools:
I used the width and height tools on my layer project 4 part 2 to ensure that my 2nd layer outline was exactly the same size as the original image.
Tools you must learn
How each tool was used
Examples of your work
Project_4_part_1_Laura_Farr.jpg
Project 5:=Final Project:=
Fill: I used the fill tool to change the colors of my stars in project 3.
Part 2
Rulers: I couldn't find the rulers in this program (it was in the table of contents, but only for an updated version, which I didn't have) so I just used the grid and lines to measure the length of my figures in project 3. The second figure was made to be half as large as the original.
Laura's Project 3 Part 3
I used the width and height tools on my layer project 4 part 2 to ensure that my 2nd layer outline was exactly the same size as the original image.